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    Posted: October/20/2008 at 07:42

I know the normal range hearing protection is muffs. Has anyone used the small in the ear amplifier/ hearing protection? I think woodland, walkers game ear makes some. I have seen them in catalogs but haven’t seen any in person or know anyone that uses them so I was wondering if any of you know anything about them. It is not a joy to wear muff while hunting. I took a doe Saturday and when I pulled up the rifle the angle had the muff lifted off my ears just a little and now both of my ears are buzzing. Anyways if you have any info on them please share it with me. I would hate to waste a chunk of money on them if they are not up to par.

 

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I tend to loose ear plugs quite frequently so that has prevented me buying the expensive type.

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Yeah I see your point. but $1,500 I'm thinking I might be able to keep up with them.Just not braking them will be my problem.
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Thanks Hunter.There is a dealer pretty close.I'm going to check it out and see how the cost will differ from the other makes and models
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